
Lost in Paperwork, Denied a Promotion—Until He Persisted!
Ravindra Tade was born in a small village in Akola, Maharashtra, into a family that relied on daily wages. Despite financial hardships, Ravindra pursued his education at a blind school […]
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From being escorted out of a bank to working behind the counter
Pinku Kumar, twenty-seven, lives with his mother, four brothers, and one sister in Nalanda, Bihar. At the age of twelve—shortly after completing his sixth standard in 2005—he lost his vision […]
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Overprotection vs. Independence: The Struggle for Rehabilitation
Rakesh Kumar Singh, thirty-four, lives in Kalahandi, Odisha, with his parents, wife, and child. Born with Retinitis Pigmentosa, he began losing his vision from a very early age in his […]
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Turning the Tide: A Blind Man’s Fight for Financial Independence
In Khagaria district of Bihar, Mohammad Nazmi lost his sight in 2011 due to complications from a fever and its medication. Growing up in a low-income household—his father working as […]
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From exclusion to empowerment: A Pune woman’s story
Fifty-six-year-old Tasneem Raja was born with Nystagmus, a visual condition causing involuntary eye movements, in Pune, Maharashtra. Her condition significantly impacted her ability to handle bright lights and move around […]
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School at 31: Nurturing Educational Dreams
At age four, a severe fever took away Phool Jahan’s eyesight. Growing up in a large family with limited means, she watched from the sidelines as her twelve siblings went […]
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